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How can you help a busy manager be more efficient? The Delegate Access feature in Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 makes it possible for you to send and receive e-mail, and add or reschedule meetings, on your boss's behalf. Your boss can continue working without interruption — and you'll be the most effective assistant you can be.

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